Mud was a classic English glam rock band formed in February 1966 in Carshalton, Greater London. Known for their catchy, high-energy pop-rock anthems, flamboyant stage outfits, and fun-loving vibe, they became one of the biggest British singles acts of the mid-1970s glam era. CLASSIC LINEUP Les Gray – Lead vocals, harmonica (1966–1978) Rob Davis – Lead guitar, vocals Ray Stiles – Bass guitar, vocals Dave Mount – Drums, percussion The band started in the late 1960s playing soul

In June 1976, Suzi Quatro released the high-energy single “Tear Me Apart” in Japan, a classic Chinn/Chapman glam-rocker backed with the rocking “Close Enough To Rock 'n' Roll”. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Suzi Quatro Label: RAK Date: June 5, 1976 Catalogue: ERR-20012 Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: Japan Genre: Glam Rock, Rock Style: Female Rock, Glam Rock A-Side: “Tear Me Apart” Written by: Nicky Chinn / Mike Chapman Produced by: Mike Chapman & Nicky Chinn B-Side: “Close Enough

In June 1975, Mud released “Moonshine Sally”, a catchy glam-pop single written by the legendary Chinn/Chapman team. Backed with a cover of Chuck Berry’s “Bye Bye Johnny”, this RAK Records 7" single continued Mud’s string of upbeat hits during the peak of the British glam rock era. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Mud Label: RAK Date: June 6, 1975 Catalogue: RAK 208 Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: United Kingdom Genre: Glam Rock, Pop Rock Style: British Glam A-Side: “Moonshine Sally”